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Aggression overview
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Which of the following defintions mean hostile aggression?
behaviour intended to achieve a goal, which might end up hurting someone
intent to harm another person, either physically, mentally or emotionally
uses forceful play, within the rules, to gain advantage over another team
2
The instinct theory of aggression suggests agression is innate and stable
False
True
3
Catharsis refers to...
how competitive you are feeling, how much you want to achieve the goal
Feeling sated and satisfied, not feeling aggressive anymore
Factors getting in the way of achieving your goals
Not being punished and getting away with the aggressive act
4
Who invented the Instinct theory?
Eysenck
Bandura
Freud
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Where does aggression come from according to Bandura
Our genetics
Our environment and genetics
Our environment
6
The likelihood of you copying aggressive behaviour depends on the role model
False
True
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Drive to goal refers to...
Not being punished and getting away with the aggressive act
how competitive you are feeling, how much you want to achieve the goal
Factors getting in the way of achieving your goals
Feeling sated and satisfied, not feeling aggressive anymore
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Catharsis is always achieved after gettinga way with an aggressive act
True
False
9
Assertion refers to forceful play inside the rules use to achieve a goal
True
False
10
Gills criteria includes being violent to non-living things
True
False
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Which of the following is an example of hostile aggression?
Throwing a tennis racket on the floor after losing a match
Swearing at a referee over a call
Kicking a football really hard across the pitch and it hits someone
Punching someone on the opposite team
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Which of the following is NOT a cause of aggression in sport?
Deliberate injury to one of your team mates
The crowd egging the violence on
nature of the game eg contact sports
A coach telling you not to engage with an aggressive player
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We will always copy aggressive behaviour if we see it
False
True
14
Which of the following is NOT an obstacle to achieving a goal?
Referee being biased
Coach making correct decisions
Teammates not putting in 100% effort
Own poor performance
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Social aggression was proposed by Bandura
False
True
